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A woman stands outside a brick shop with a sign reading R White Robinson Greengrocer and Fruiterer above the front window.

R White Robinson greengrocer and Fruiterer, 1931

465 Newmarket Road

History of 465 Newmarket Road

An article in the Cambridge News about the Home Guard states that Ralph White Robinson has a greengrocer’s shop on the Newmarket Road on the Garlic Row corner.

This is a possible location.

Newspaper clipping featuring a group of Home Guard members standing and kneeling in front of a large, dark-colored tent.

Ralph White Robinson, Chesterton Home Guard

A large group of men in military uniforms pose in front of a large, camouflaged canvas tent on a grassy field.

Ralph White Robinson and Chesterton Home Guard


1962

John D Impey

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